Answers before the sales call.

It depends on scope. A focused Launch website is usually measured in weeks; a Business website with a dashboard or an Enterprise platform takes longer. The timeline is stated in the written proposal after discovery, together with client-side dependencies that can affect it.

The published prices are starting points for the scope described on the pricing page. They are not unlimited packages. Final pricing depends on pages, functionality, integrations and content readiness, and is confirmed in a written proposal.

Yes. SIDOX® is set up for remote delivery across those markets. Communication, review calls and deadlines are agreed in the client's timezone where practical, and the website content is written in English unless another language is explicitly scoped.

You own your domain, hosting account, third-party accounts and the project code delivered under the agreement, subject to any third-party licences. Administrative access is handed over at launch or completion.

Payments are made according to the milestones in the written proposal. When a payment proof is uploaded, it is reviewed by an administrator; uploading a document does not confirm a payment by itself. Work begins or continues only after the payment is independently verified.

Each proposal defines a revision allowance and review rounds. Revisions are for refining agreed work within scope. New pages, features or a change of direction are treated as a scope change with its own estimate.

Yes, as a separately scoped service. Maintenance can include dependency and security updates, performance monitoring, bug fixes within scope and a defined response process. It is not included indefinitely in a project price.

The platform you are using is built with Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL and Tailwind CSS. Other projects use the stack that best fits the requirement, and the proposal explains the important technical choices in plain language.

Where it solves a real problem. We design AI-assisted workflows with defined inputs, outputs, human approval points and failure handling. We do not add AI to a project as decoration or claim capabilities that have not been tested.

Published case studies appear on the Work page only when a client has agreed to their publication. If the portfolio is empty, it means no project has been approved for public display yet — not that the work does not exist.